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A Taste of Salted Bread
A Taste of Salted Bread

During ISKCON's early days in the U.S.S.R., devotees risked imprisonment and even death to print books underground and distribute them

Two Seeds that Grew in Iron
Two Seeds that Grew in Iron

Considering the oppressive environment created by the Soviet regime, how did Krishna's devotees there keep their faith?

Finding Shelter in True Identity

In the context of competing cultures, a child of Indian-born parents in America discovers herself.

Kuli Mela: The Tipping Point

Members of ISKCON's next generation join forces and find the key to unlimited achievement.

ISKCON Tirupati: Bringing Goloka to...

How the Krishna Consciousness movement came to establish its center in one of the most famous pilgrimage sites in India.

You Don’t Need a Guru—or Do You?

Subhananda dasa speaks with Harvard professor Harvey Cox and his divinity students on the traditional role of the guru.

The Right Medicine

When it comes to repairing our temporary body, we're eager to hear what the experts have to say. Not so, in spiritual matters.

Seeing the Center of Things

“I am not God; I cannot eat all this. Distribute it. . .” One of the Krishna consciousness society's spiritual leaders tells how he first met his guru.

Saints or Swindlers

Christian, Muslim, Hindu—it doesn’t matter. A genuine spiritual master simply tries to get people to become devotees of Krishna, or God.

Perfect Knowledge, Imperfect World

"If you understand you're not perfect, what's the use of trying to study the world this way and that? If you are imperfect, the result will be imperfect."